Teamspeak in DCS tutorial?

[Spudknocker]

Hey guys! I am new here and just getting into DCS and I am trying to break into the multiplayer world after finishing a few campaigns...

 

However After scouring YouTube and the forums here I can't find any tutorials or instructions on how to use teamspeak in conjunction with DCS multiplayer. Any help or links would be highly appreciated!!:thumbup:

[Emmy]

Subscribing...

 

TS and Simple Radio are both a bit of a mystery to me as well.

 

Specifically in the A-10C, where you have three radios, how, where and when do you just "chat" on one common channel and where and when do you apply proper radio tuning and use techniques?

[milit]

TS is used separately from DCS. It doesn't mattes DSC on or off to communicate via TS.

Simple radio is an unoficial but useful prog which allows to communicate via staff radios of aircraft (with freq settings and so on). An installation guide is in dedicated SRS thread.

 

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[=DECOY=]

hi guys,

 

if you are looking into MP you should come say hi at the Ravens, we are a public group with a lot of new players.

 

we total 160 members on our Facebook page and normally have 10 min flying each night.

 

To help new members we have 17 senior members who always help where they can.

 

cone say hi :)

 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/59thravens/

[NeilWillis]

Using Teamspeak is very simple in multiplayer situations. Simply run Teamspeak, log in to your chosen multiplayer server - which will be detailed on a multiplayer website, and bookmark it for future reference.

 

Then you just log in to the Teamspeak server, and join the server on DCS World and fly.

 

Use a push to talk button for comms as a live mike will soon annoy everyone - especially if you have a dog, cat, baby, wife etc.

 

Simple Radio - again, find out what SRS Server ip address you need, log in and join the DCS server. You will need the radios switched on and tuned to the correct frequencies for comms, and of course, Push to talk buttons mapped.

 

The two systems can run together, as long as you have separate push to talk buttons mapped. Teamspeak will just be heard over all frequencies, so we use it as a backup before comms are established on SRS, and to talk after you have exited a cockpit.

[Nirvi]

[Emmy]

As an aside, what does one look for in a gaming headset?

 

Any recommendations would be most welcome.

[=DECOY=]

As an aside, what does one look for in a gaming headset?

 

Any recommendations would be most welcome.

 

Yo, i have this one which has served me well, sound and mic are pretty good

 

 

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/peripherals/speakers-and-headphones/headsets-and-headphones/mad-catz-f-r-e-q-7-1141025/review

[Emmy]

Yo, i have this one which has served me well, sound and mic are pretty good

 

 

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/peripherals/speakers-and-headphones/headsets-and-headphones/mad-catz-f-r-e-q-7-1141025/review

 

Went with a HyperXgaming Cloud II .. Very happy with it.